UK Data Response Consumer Prices (Sep.) The further strengthening in domestic price pressures despite the clear weakening in the economic outlook supports our view that the Bank of England will raise interest rates by 100 basis points, from... 19th October 2022 · 3 mins read
Australia & New Zealand Data Response Consumer Prices (Q3 2022) The much stronger than expected rise in consumer prices in Q3 will encourage the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to hike rates by another 50bp at its November meeting and poses upside risks to our view... 17th October 2022 · 2 mins read
Australia & New Zealand Rapid Response New Zealand Consumer Prices (Q3 22) 17th October 2022 · 2 mins read
Canada Data Response Business Outlook & Consumer Expect. Surveys (Q3) The Bank of Canada’s quarterly surveys offer some evidence that aggressive policy tightening is having the intended effects, with widespread fears of recession leading to a moderation in wage... 17th October 2022 · 4 mins read
Africa Data Response Nigeria Consumer Prices (Sep.) The rise in Nigeria’s headline inflation rate to a 17-year high of 20.8% y/y last month reinforces our view that policymakers will raise the benchmark rate by a further 100bp, to 16.50%, in November... 17th October 2022 · 2 mins read
Japan Chart Pack Another intervention wouldn’t reverse yen weakness With the yen currently trading just below 149, it now appears to be a question of when and not if policymakers step in again. But as recent weeks and the Asian Financial Crisis have shown, such... 17th October 2022 · 11 mins read
Africa Economics Weekly Nigeria’s public finances, ups and downs of SA industry The shelf life of Nigeria’s recently presented budget plans is likely to be short with elections due in early-2023 and no guarantee about policy continuity. Any new administration will not only have... 14th October 2022 · 8 mins read
Latin America Economics Weekly Monetary tightening coming to an end This week Chile’s central bank became the latest in Latin America to bring its tightening cycle to an end. But while there are signs that price pressures are now starting to ease in the region, most... 14th October 2022 · 5 mins read
US Economics Weekly Fed to keep hiking until inflation subsides We still think it’s only a matter of time before the easing of inflationary pressure evident in the surveys and other private-sector data shows up in the official figures. But the September CPI report... 14th October 2022 · 6 mins read
Europe Economics Weekly ECB hawks dominate, French strikes fuel pay pressure Even the hawks on the ECB Governing Council have seemed reluctant to call publicly for a 100bp hike at the Bank’s late-October meeting, but we still think that is the most likely decision and expect... 14th October 2022 · 6 mins read
Nordic & Swiss Economics Weekly Sweden’s housing market, Swiss price pressures Data released this week show that the Riksbank is in a tricky situation, with consumer price inflation accelerating but the housing market looking very weak. Other data suggest that core inflation in... 14th October 2022 · 4 mins read
Global Markets Update What still-hot inflation means for US Treasuries Despite the hot September US CPI print from yesterday, we still expect Treasury yields to drop back over time. And we think the drop will mostly be driven by falls in the real yield, rather than... 14th October 2022 · 4 mins read
Japan Economics Weekly MoF winding up for another intervention The yen weakened below its 1998 trough today, with no explicit intervention in response from the Ministry of Finance. That doesn't mean it won't step in again, but it appears to be more concerned... 14th October 2022 · 6 mins read
India Data Response Wholesale Prices (Sep.) The fall in Indian wholesale price inflation to an 18-month low in September comes as welcome news following the stronger-than-expected consumer price data released earlier thi s week. And with... 14th October 2022 · 2 mins read
China Data Response Consumer & Producer Prices (Sep.) Consumer price inflation rose to a 29-month high in September and is now scraping up against the government’s preferred ceiling of 3%. But this was due to a rise in food inflation that is likely to... 14th October 2022 · 3 mins read
